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Shared Online Nature Journal

"Simply put, nature journaling is the regular recording of observations, perceptions, and feelings about the natural world around you. That is the essence of the process." (p 5, Keeping a Nature JournalWritten by Clare Walker Leslie.)

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Nature can be recorded in written prose or poetry, drawing, paintings, photographs, tape recordings and even through music. Many people use a variety of these techniques scattered through their journal.

What about a Shared Online Nature Journal?

Here's a thought!

A nature journal in which I can show my backyard wonders from Australia, and in which you can send your findings, photographs, and experiences from Alaska to Japan, South Africa to USA....the World!

What's in your backyard?

An insect! A flower? A bee collecting pollen? A view? A magnificent sunset or sunrise? An animal endemic to your area?

Share your nature experiences, fascinating sights and the beauty of the creation around you.

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